New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-18
WAT HAPPENED 10 THEIR FOLLOWERS
nor BAD TIVE FOR neutrality-suspicious. OF
eruEYIECHAsIN0.

ssven whose normal weight II 136 pounds rid'.g "y
after day ct Ill. Last year DO rode ct loI sna no
but the reducing process must have cost MIN aes,y,
nor more than once he wss borno on tho course III
fsnting condition. His long period OF unoe
mess after the Tampa Billy Brown scc'oen' ~ Wv.
Brooklyn track wss due. no DOUBT 10 .ae WAs.as
sweats be had undergone that morning. "ohausu"
Won with Bay Ridge and Hanover last week ~nen
Ale conditions we're in their favor. He iost witn
Balstou. Ten Booker, ChiokahomiLy, Kinansh.
Verona and Tolu. The sequence system as sppheo
10 his mounts resulted % follows wv standing LOT
Won and D fol- LOST;
O, Q. w, o.
On BaIston, Ten Booker and Chickshominy there
vas loss of $35 making SC bets and doubling the
stake after each iossl, $40 invested on Bay Ridge
von $50 which vas followed by q loss OF 20 on
EingHsh. Total winnings $50. loss $4O, net gam
$40 TO follow out this sequence required capitai
Of only $75. The next sequence will have TO Dc
brought forward they say at the top OF the LEDGER
for Il contains only three races, Mclaughlin having
ridden but eight times. So Tar ~ they 60, however
chs three mounts represent loss-thus;
w, o. ar,
70 nibble at to so. On Ferona and Tolu there
was loss OF s15. Hold that until Tuesday and
Invest $50 on NcLauahlin's next mount
Garrison did not plesss the grand stand last week
He rode nine races in all, five of which be won, but
with the exception OF Troubadour his winning mounts
were hot favOrites while against the conQueror OF
The Bard no better than even money could be had.
Certainly tho q Snapper" has no business riding
iayorites saw his faithful followers. He made his
reputation on short horses. and they would keep him
forever at long price. How to do this Is the prom
lem. When jockeys percentage is over hfty with
mounts good, bad and Indifferent how In the world Is
he to ride outsiders this thing iskcpt up CARR
son or a jaokass. would make the iongeared brute
fsvorte at odds Old racegoers declare that the
Snapper" Is worth ten pounds 10 any horse or 10
make it palmer if two horses equal in every respect
meet In a race Garrison can put up ten POUNDS GU
either aod beat his opponent This is drawing
pretty long bow but there is no denying Garrisons
exeeptionai capabilities. be is wonderfully clever
horseman. The reguars men who follow the
races az a Lusrness-have certain rules among Them
selves for the oil their TRANSACTIONS iu the
ring. One Of these is a modification OF an ancient
.dsrc-s When In doubt follow the Snapper" Inc
vriter has verified the wisdom OF this saying Tako
dozen wretched plugs in selling race, addie your
brain irving to pick out the winner, give IT up as
bad Job back Garrison and visit in patience. lie Is
likely to pull you cut.
This Is the order OF Garrlsons mounts last "eeA
w. w, W, W.
Five dollars on Firenzi win 81. On Hidalgo there
IA loss OF SO; $40 invested Young Duke returns
profit OF $l2; So on Trcubadour WINS 70 AID the
same on Young Duke again wins 81. Sequence run
out-won x22 lost SO, net profit $l7 capital required
SI4 Four mounts remain tor the next sequence,
which will have to DO brought forward.
y W ~ lose S35 on Omaha, Himalaya and Phil Lee,
ami invest $40 on Lancaster which returns profit
Of ST. 10 to o., leaving credit OF $3I Garrlsons
first mount tuesday, on which you must invest 20,
ends she sequence The capital required In this case
was $75.
Bckers of ia voritee on the sequence principle Jared
moderately and did not require large oahk account
carry them through the week The rule Is to PACK
each tayorite until you strke winner, doubling the
st.ke alter each loss Take all the Of the week
W, o, 90, W, w,O, W, o, O., W, o. o, 0, W. D.
On Firenn you WOO 81, followed by q loss Of S35
Young Duke you won $4s. Five on Paanca won IS.
The next race was losing sl TSe q niy en- Younr
Duke Of $l4 three losses-$35; profit on hanover
81; two losses SIS won on Lancaster 700 lost
on last race SIS. Cleared the weeks business SIS
Rsilruad are and admission 10 paddock W 90 Three
beers after each winning 81 10. Sandwiches mo
free lunch at Monmouth, 20 cents. Sunares 20.
Total net profit on three days racing o% oo-ano
lot vt fun.
THE sTEEPIECHAsER's OWN.
forlorn, misguided racegoer writes to the manipu-
lator OF this column for information concerning The
patent combination style OF steeplechasing Says he
IL have an acquaintance who beats nine chases out
Of ten and he tells me that if only knew where to
10 l might do the same. There are three men, be
declares, who put him on the jumps every time, and
nothing but accident npsets their calculations he
declines to put on the good thing and get badly
beaten on the chases because back the best horse
Now can you, who seem to know thing or two not
withstsnding the ass who calls himself the ZIP
Terror-put me In the way OF getting even en- this
steeplecbase business notice yon never tip steeple-
ehass for they are. as yor said the other day. fu OF
fr,S," ,,... Won, .o0, Won have aoundered ouite
beyond your depth. Brighton Beach will be shocked
by wha; you say. It's well you asked that your name
be kept under the weather OF course there are
peculiar methods and moIiyes in steeplechasng.
Where have your eyes been II yon would occupy
your time Ia brushing the cobwe6s OIL your pra'n 90
stspd by the quarter pole on the Monmouth Park
course the next time steeplechase is run aud keep
"a eve on Judge Griffith. Nov the Judge ia know
ing brute. Don't let him see YOU Probably you are
not aware that he reads pink paper every day and
gets angry II his name appears under the Eead OF
Forecasts,b that he will not run aya,di But the
Judge Il desefvedy popular and would not do mean
action. You have noticed that low hedge by the
ausrter pole Well, the Judge has way OF raising
Ms hackers to the seventh heaven ana giving the an
awful dump right at hst hodge by dropping his rider
gently on the soft ground and going without him.
Looking from the grand stand toward this point the
Judge will be seen running with his lett SIDE 10 the
spcctators You have noticed that he invariably
slips his rider his right tar side and that the
rider gets up and walks to the paddock The cues
ton is bow does the knowing old get that boy
of so crsccfuIIyi OF course the boy knows nothing
shout u. You needn't ask him.
II would never do to pnt the whole world on the
come OF the bookmakersi When you broke them
there would be nobody to bet with. II you insist on
having sure thing" 90 and turn bookmaker.
THE MIDsCMMER HANDICAP.
CAPTAIN Costsr honors the invincble Hanover with
the top weight the Midsummer Handicap. one mile,
n be run to morrow. The colt is asked to concede
sixteen pounds to Ben Ali, eighteen pounds to game
little Dry Monopoe, twenty pounds to Little Minch,
nineteen to the. venerable Barnum, twentyseven to
Rupert, twenty-nine to Hmalaya. thirtytwo to
Amagam. thirtytwo to Una b.. thirty -four to Prodi-
esl and so forth. And yet, notwithstanding this
Burden, II Hanover goes TO: the the public and
his owners will undoubtedly send him to the post
fayorite the field. II he should start what can
heat him Z, Here good chance for the Dwyers to
get that betting tor which their souls yearn There
Tsma Weight Name Weight.
Ganoyer 126 ma B................l0x
m Ncnonole 11I Iarra